LAURINBURG — Churches across the nation are working on new ways to reach members as COVID-19 precautions call for social distancing, from drive-up services to streaming online, and many are taking to this new form […]
LAURINBURG — For the first time in history, the Scotland County Board of Commissioners on Monday held its monthly meeting in an unusual and unconventional way. Due to the COVID-19 virus and attempting to slow […]
LAURINBURG — During a time of the world-wide pandemic, the local Domino’s location is trying to bring light into the community during these dark times. On Monday, Domino’s announced via Facebook that stores across the […]
LAURINBURG — Despite the fact that the dark cloud of coronavirus is hanging over the nation, at least one Scotland County resident is doing his best to brighten things up. Jack Williams, a retired Vietnam […]
Break-in LAURINBURG — A resident of East Church Street reported to the police department on Monday that unknown persons had broken into the residence and stole a PlayStation 4, Dell laptop and assorted clothes totaling […]
GREENSBORO — She’s both a daddy’s girl and the “mini-me” to her mom. Snapshots of them from a life full of smiles and laughter are spread over a nearby wall in the family’s small, tidy […]
NEW YORK — A tiger at the Bronx Zoo has tested positive for the new coronavirus, in what is believed to be the first known infection in an animal in the U.S. or a tiger […]
WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump and Joe Biden spoke over the phone Monday afternoon about the coronavirus outbreak, according to two people familiar with the call. The conversation was the culmination of a days-long effort […]
CHARLOTTE — A doctor who was jailed overnight in North Carolina after being accused of paying for a beer at a concert with a counterfeit $100 bill is suing, saying she was singled out for […]
RALEIGH — North Carolina’s attorney general can keep distributing millions of dollars paid by the world’s largest pork producer as environmental grants after a state Supreme Court decision that leaves the two-decade-old agreement intact. The […]
North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper and health researchers laid groundwork on Monday to convince the public that social distancing orders could be needed beyond April to preserve hospital beds, dull COVID-19′s spread and save lives. […]
PEMBROKE – UNC-Pembroke’s Simone Spencer was elected as the 49th session senior vice president of the UNC Association of Student Governments. Established in 1971, The University of North Carolina Association of Student Governments is a […]
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